Authentic Old Beijing Fried Noodles

Authentic Old Beijing Fried Noodles

by Mei Niu Restaurant

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

10m

Serving

2

Old Beijing Fried Noodles, a traditional Chinese noodle dish, made of noodles mixed with vegetables and fried sauce, popular in Beijing, Hebei, Tianjin and other places. The finished old Beijing fried bean paste noodles have the effects of enhancing resistance, reducing blood sugar and lipids, and can be eaten by the general population. This recipe is for 3 to 4 adults. You can choose the food code yourself, and put whatever you like. "

Ingredients

Authentic Old Beijing Fried Noodles

1. First, clean the pork belly and cut it into diced or thin slices. Don't use meat fillings and the overall taste is not good. Dice the onion, divide the shallots into two, boil the white onion sauce, cut the green leaves, chopped green onions, wash and slice the ginger.

Authentic Old Beijing Fried Noodles recipe

2. Wash the spinach and blanch it to remove the oxalic acid.

Authentic Old Beijing Fried Noodles recipe

3. Mung bean sprouts are also cleaned and blanched.

Authentic Old Beijing Fried Noodles recipe

4. All the dishes are shown in the picture. Shred the cucumber, peel off the skin and shred the carrots from the heart. I use mini baby carrots. If you are using regular carrots, blanch them and then shred them. Squeeze the spinach to remove the water and change it for a few dollars, cut the green onion leaves into chopped green onions, and remove the bean sprouts for just a stem.

Authentic Old Beijing Fried Noodles recipe

5. Next, let’s knead the dough, prepare 300 grams of flour, add a teaspoon of salt, and mix with warm water to form a uniform dough. Cover the dough with a damp cloth to slightly loosen the dough.

Authentic Old Beijing Fried Noodles recipe

6. The must-have Liubiju yellow sauce and sweet noodle sauce for fried noodles.

Authentic Old Beijing Fried Noodles recipe

7. Here we only need one-half bag of yellow sauce and one-half bag of sweet noodle sauce. Why do we only use half a bag here? Because Liubiju's sauce is very salty, don't put a bag, just half a bag. Pour the yellow sauce and sweet noodle sauce into a bowl and pour out with warm water.

Authentic Old Beijing Fried Noodles recipe

8. Put a little oil in a pan, add diced pork belly and stir fry after the oil is hot

Authentic Old Beijing Fried Noodles recipe

9. After the pork belly changes color, add diced onion, white onion and ginger and stir fry together

Authentic Old Beijing Fried Noodles recipe

10. Pour in cooking wine and continue to stir fry.

Authentic Old Beijing Fried Noodles recipe

11. Pour the sauce and continue to stir fry

Authentic Old Beijing Fried Noodles recipe

12. Add 200ml boiling water

Authentic Old Beijing Fried Noodles recipe

13. Add a tablespoon of sugar and turn to medium heat to start cooking the sauce

Authentic Old Beijing Fried Noodles recipe

14. When the sauce is almost boiled, it feels sticky, as shown in the figure

Authentic Old Beijing Fried Noodles recipe

15. Take out the loose dough, knead it into a ball, roll it into a thin dough sheet, fold it and cut it into small strips

Authentic Old Beijing Fried Noodles recipe

16. Put clean water in the pot and boil, then add the noodles to cook and remove.

Authentic Old Beijing Fried Noodles recipe

17. Remove it and put it in a bowl, place a good dish on the top, pour the meat sauce on it, and start eating

Authentic Old Beijing Fried Noodles recipe

18. It tastes great after mixing well! Let's do it everyone

Authentic Old Beijing Fried Noodles recipe

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